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From trash to treasure: Bangkok Airways upcycles uniforms

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Bangkok Airways Upcycles Used Uniforms into Innovative Boutique Products  Bangkok Airways has ingeniously repurposed its used uniforms into a unique ensemble of new products using upcycling techniques. This environmentally-friendly initiative has breathed new life into staff and crew uniforms.  The initiative is a part of the world’s leading airlines’ commitment… 

Pegasus Airlines Partners with CHOOOSE on Sustainability

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Pegasus Airlines, Türkiye’s premier low-cost carrier, has unveiled a fresh Nordic partnership on sustainability. The initiative, realized in collaboration with the innovative Norway-based climate tech firm CHOOOSE, empowers passengers to understand and counteract their travel-related emissions

Dallas-Fort Airport breaks ground on new energy efficiency plant.

DFW Airport Breaks Ground on Sustainable Energy Plant

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Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) has started building the electric Central Utility Plant (eCUP). This project shows the airport’s dedication to reducing carbon emissions.

Electric ground power units at Schiphol airport.

Schiphol’s New e-GPUs to Reduce Carbon Footprint

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Electrifying Schiphol’s Ground Operations Schiphol Airport is introducing 30 new electric Ground Power Units (e-GPUs) for parked planes as part of their commitment to environmental responsibility. These e-GPUs, touted as a significant stride towards a greener airport, align with the airport’s broader strategy to electrify its entire ground service operations… 

Boeing’s MD-90 aircraft flies from Victorville California to Palmdale, California on August 15, 2023. This aircraft will be NASA’s future Sustainable Flight Demonstrator. Modifications to the aircraft will include changes to the fuselage and most notably the use of a transonic truss-braced wing.

Boeing, NASA’s X-66A Aircraft Heads for Mods

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Boeing has transported an MD-90 airplane to the designated location for modifications as part of an experiment for the Transonic Truss-Braced Wing (TTBW) configuration, a project under NASA’s Sustainable Flight Demonstrator initiative. See the video.

Illustration of Oxygen Reduction Reaction, Quantum Research

Airbus, BMW, Quantinuum Research Sustainable Energy

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Airbus, BMW Group, and Quantinuum have pioneered a groundbreaking hybrid quantum-classical workflow. This innovative framework expedites future research by utilizing quantum computers to simulate quantum systems, specifically emphasizing the chemical reactions of catalysts within fuel cells.